We tend to remember facts and other information better when we are in the same mood as we were in when we learned the information.This is known as ________.

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Mood dependent memory refers to the phenomenon where we remember information better when we are in the same mood or emotional state as we were when we originally learned the information. This effect has been demonstrated in various studies and has important implications for learning and memory processes.

We Tend to Remember Facts and Other Information Better When